Robert Craddock

And New South Wales are defending Klein and said he had a blinder.

And Queenslanders are blowing up and saying, you know, that was a shocking decision and

And that's origin, Gerard.

That's why we love the sport.

It's good fun.

Well, I'll tell you why.

Because back in the – probably 30, 40 years ago when rugby league was a really nasty sport.

Yeah, yeah.

And there was really savage high tackles all the time.

You had to have a vehicle to send someone off the field because – and they've always preserved that just so that no one can go absolutely crazy knocking someone out.

And it's the last resort.

And it doesn't happen very often.

It's happened seven times in origin and four by Ashley Klein, that referee.

But some people say, we should get rid of the send-off.

Nah, maybe.

I like having it there for the occasional act where someone completely loses their rag and attacks their head.

I think that might happen there.

But that was, it was an accident by Ponga.

Sure, he was in the wrong, but he's not a malicious player.

There was no malicious intent.